Local clubs plan meetings and social events across city
Community groups from Mount Mellick to the Ladies Aid and W C T U schedule gatherings this week. Meetings cover special sessions at J C C F hall and library rooms, with programs, hostesses, and temperance support. A bake sale by Baptist Ladies and lawn social by South Side Ladies' Aid also announced. In New York, campaign fund contributions reach 175000 dollars with major donors including Morionthau, Penfield, and Goldman each giving ten thousand.
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New York
Henry Morionthau
National Executive Committee
Flc. Penfield
Germantown
Henry Goldman
Brady
Henry W. Elson
Ohio University
Mal
Yeader
Church Circles Hostesses For Guild Meeting
Abs. F. T. Bartley and Mrs. Harry Hoffman will host St. Mark's Guild Friday afternoon at the Parish House. The Jewish Ladies Circle meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. J. Sherman’s home, 214 KB, 24th Street.
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Congregational Aid
Congregational Aid Society
B. Wf. Finkbvinder
Raat 25Th Street
Hoatessen
W. W. Gleason
Nert Gleason
Laiella Moore
EB. Verry
T. Paul Wilcox
Misa McCrui
Abs
F. T. Bartley
Harry Hoffman
Hoetesaes
St. Mark's Guild
Pareh House
J. Sherman
24Th Street
Impor
Inquest Fails to Explain Greek Girl’s Death
Coroner Beard leads the inquest into the midnight Saturday death of Alexandra Chronis a Greek boarding house resident in South Cheyenne. Witnesses say the girl was found in S Markapolis room with a revolver beside the bed and police note powder burns on her face suggesting accidental self harm. proceedings continue.
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Alexandra Chronis
South Cheyenne
Beard
S. Markapolis
Engagement of Mint Official Miss Margaret Kelley to Major Callan
Portsmouth reports the engagement of Miss Margaret Kelley chief clerk to the director of the United States Mint to Major Robert Callan of the Coast Artillery. Kelley is the highest paid woman employed by the federal government and has twice served as acting director of the mint.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Margaret Kelley
United States Mint
Robert Callan
Coast Artillery
Kelley
Mint
Ninth Cavalry Moves Toward Mexico Border
Troops of the Ninth Cavalry begin moving to the Mexican border with 87 cars in the lead, two sections planned from Denver, trains routing via Santa Fe to Deming and the Southern Pacific to Douglas. Pay distribution for August completed on the train, weather doused by hail but crowds waved them off with support.
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Union Pacific
Generan
Incom
Omaha
Chamberlain
Peallmat Co
Denver
Jeffers Down
F. 8. Armstrong
Santa Fe
Deming
N. M
Southern Pacific
Douglas
Noblexr
Sth Cavalry
Congress
Noble
Border Crisis Intensifies as Troops Move Toward Border
Reported clashes and a looming intervention as government forces pursue rebels on the frontier. In Cananea 500 Americans are isolated while U S troops guard rifles and ammunition arriving from the San Antonio arsenal to arm the Marine settlement amid disrupted rail links to the border.
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Naco
Ariz
Cananea
San Antonio
United States
United Stated
Troop K Ninth Cavalry Ordered Home From Loveland Fair
Troop K commanded by Captain Delterick left Fort D A Rignell Saturday to attend the Lamar county fair at Loveland Colorado. Within fourteen miles of Loveland the Ninth Cavalry was ordered to the border. Delterick returned to Cheyenne to join other troops and will entrain for the South this afternoon.
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Ninth Cavalry
Delterick
Fort D. A. Rignell
Lamar County
Loveland
Colo
Cheyenne
Betting Odds Favor Plaited in Maine Vote
A Maine election analysis shows Democratic odds favored by up to three to one according to Maine newspapers with two to one bets in New York. The piece notes Roosevelt setbacks and Democratic gains, plus a Savannah banker commentary on national sentiment, campaign finance and Southern enthusiasm for Governor Wilson.
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New York
Vermont
Maine
New York Press
New York Tribune
Taft
Pine Tree
Jacob 8. Collins
Real Estate Bank & Trust Company
Savannah
South
Mr. Collins
Wilson
New Jersey
National Committee
Democratic Committee
Rolla Wells
Woman Directs a Part of Taft's Wye Campaign
Director Mulvane announces Mrs. J. D. Witmore of Denver as director of the Western women's bureau for Taft. She will organize women's clubs across Colorado, Idaho, Utah and Wyoming. Taft offices will operate in New York Philadelphia and Chicago as the West launches an aggressive campaign this week. A thorough party organization will also be built in California South Dakota and Kansas where Roosevelt forces hold sway.
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Chicago
Ill
Mulvane
National Republican Committee Today
J. D. Witmore
Denver
Taft
Colorado
Oregon
California
South Dakota
Kansas
Roosevelt
First Husband Threw Money At Her and He Left Her Fortune
In St Louis on September 9 Mrs. Rachel Eberson will inherit 814984 dollars, half of the estate of her second husband Alexander Eberson who shot himself four months ago after divorces on both sides. Earlier, her first husband Harry Sinnige owed her 15000 alimony after their four year separation. Eberson and his first wife once hosted at the Washington hotel in 1906 amid divorce suits and allegations of coercive payments.
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Louis
Rachael Eberson
Harry H. Sinnige
Alexander A. Eberson
Eberson
Mra. Eberson
Washington Hotel
Wade
Bun-Proof Painta The Sherman Co Varnishes
The Sherman Co offers bun proof paint and varnish products likely targeted at improving kitchen or bakery equipment surfaces.
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The
Sherman Co
Roosevelt in Northwest Speeches On Suffrage Tariff and Costs
Roosevelt visits Spokane and Missoula delivering four speeches attacking the Democratic party and urging woman suffrage while addressing tariff courts and farming costs. He recounts tall tales from Sand Point Idaho and demonstrates aboard a locomotive climbing the continental divide to the Pacific.
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Spokanh
Wash
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Sand Point
Idaho
Miss Whitney Sparks Talk On Smoking In Mattapoisett
Boston Sept Miss Kathryn Whitney of Mattapoisett argues it is perfectly proper to stroll the town smoking a scented cigarette whenever she fancies itself well known in Washington her father serves at the congressional Library Her gowns are said to outnumber those of any other young woman there and she asserts there is nothing harmful in smoking when she likes
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Boston
Mass
Sept. C
iMiss Kathryn Whitney
Mattapoisett
Miss Whitney
Washington
Congressional Library
Prophet and Clairvoyant Mme Heck Attracts Cheyenne Crowds
The article profiles Mme Heck a renowned clairvoyant in Cheyenne whose consultations draw prominent locals. It lauds her empathy and claims she locates lost papers, reunites estranged couples, repairs engagements, and offers guidance on business law suits love and marriage. Her private parlors at 822 East Nineteenth street operate daily with English and German services.
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Cheyenne
Mme, Heck
Mme. Heck
Mmeé. Heck
East Nineteenth Street
Fragmented quote on tobacco and women drinking
A fragmentary excerpt discusses cigarette tobacco and paper quality, asserting harm is unlikely and stating a personal view on women drinking intoxicating liquors. The speaker calls smoking delightful and frames it as a matter of custom.
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